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Nice cover, solid inside but it feels pretty fluffy...like it should have been a series of web pages rather than a book. The text doesn't draw me in, but the big killer is the lack of maps - very disappointing and kind of head-scratching, honestly.

As far as I can tell, so far WotC has announced four books and a box set for 2025: the Monster Manual, Dragons Anthology, two Forgotten Realms books, and the new starter set. But have they mentioned a story arc? Presumably there's something in the works, as they've published at least one story...

Out of curiosity, does anyone know the ratio of alt to standard covers, in terms of how many are printed?

I appreciate the spirit behind it, but the process is confusing and probably won't yield the results you hope for. I would suggest something like asking people to list their 10 TSR/WotC D&D products of all time, then compiling them in one ranked list.

I work with high school kids, a bunch of whom play D&D. None of them knew about the revised books. It makes me wonder if the initial sales represent mostly long-term diehards - folks like members of this message board that follow the industry closely, versus "kids in the wild" that mostly just...

I'm undecided, for several reasons: 1) Not a new (enough) edition. For all that people complain about new editions, it is actually something that I've enjoyed over my 40+ years of playing D&D: seeing how the new iteration of the game looks (and plays). It is nice to try a new version of the...

People who don't want to play D&D, probably shouldn't play D&D.

I want to play the Fogue Flass. In all seriousness, though, well done - helpful and balanced.

Is it Real D&D or Not D&D To Me?

IMHO, Free League is making the best RPGs on the market - in terms of total package: art, atmosphere, world-building, mechanics.

I find it a bit unnerving how a kind of quasi-religious worldview has taken over certain segments of the population, with baked in assumptions about what is or is not good, true, and right. This can be exemplified by the word "problematic," which is often used in a manner as if there is a clear...

Yet that is exactly how the world has always been and still is. Technology is not evenly distributed and societies vary widely in terms of access and usage, whether we're talking now or a thousand years ago. Similarly, when the agricultural revolution occurred, it didn't happen everywhere. It...

Brian Attebery described genres, particularly fantasy, as "fuzzy sets" - not defined as much by a boundary as to what is or is not within the genre, but by relationship to a center point, which may be represented by a kind of "ur-text" (or set of core texts; e.g. LotR for epic fantasy, Conan for...

Forgive me, but I really don't think I'm up for watching Gary's wild Hollywood orgy days, starring Paul Giamatti.

Fixed ;)

The map is nice, but I'm reminded of the Living Gazetteer map - it lacks the "soulful fun" and 70s campiness of the Darlene map.